Sometimes Sally relies on her fists instead of words, but when the oldest Draper kid does share what's on her mind, it can be quite profound. Oftentimes, it's also incredibly endearing.

Have a favorite Sally quote? Tell us below.

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1963 was a year like few others in U.S. history. Race riots, political upheavals and Cold War tensions set the country on edge. See how well you recollect the historical/cultural events of that year. Gov. George Wallace blocked the schoolhouse doors of which university? Who was the highest paid movie star? Find out.Take Quiz »

Bonus question: You all know Season 3 is taking place in 1963, but can you explain why in Episode 1, "Out of Town," the clasp on Don's suitcase broken?

If you answer correctly in the comments section below by Fri., Aug. 28 at 5PM ET, you'll be entered into a random drawing for a Season 2 DVD set.

Forget debating if you're a Jackie or a Marilyn. We know you've always wondered which Mad Man you are. Now's your chance to find out. Seven questions is all it will take to determine whether you're a Pete, a Joan... or someone entirely unexpected. Give it a whirl and let us know if the answer surprises you in the comments section below.

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OK, Maddicts. We know that August seems like an eternity from now, but with the encore presentations of Season 2 only just finished (and Season 1 VOD only just begun), why not try your hand at Mad Men's Season 2 Ultimate Fan Quiz and see how much you remember. Do you recall which campaign Paul came up with? What books are mentioned throughout the series? Know the name of Pete's sister-in-law?

Once you've had a chance to get your Mad Men game on, head over to our Season 2 Favorite Episode poll and decide which one most affected you. Was it Episode 1: "For Those Who Think Young?" which brought us up-to-date with the Sterling Cooper team circa 1962? Was it the finale, Episode 13 "Meditations in an Emergency," in which Duck is outmaneuvered by Don in the board room? Maybe it was one of the ones in between? Vote in the poll then feel free to explain your reasoning in the comments below.

Quick, name an actor who's tall, dark and handsome and looks good in a suit? For Maddicts, the answer is obvious: Jon Hamm.

Not surprisingly, Hamm is one the sixteen actors battling it out in AMCtv.com's tournament of lady-killers. But he's up against George Clooney, another looker who also knows how to make the best of sharp tailoring. Can the Hamm take on Clooney? Head to the tournament to declare your loyalty.

Which episode is your favorite for Season 2? Vote in our poll then tell us your reasoning in the comments section below. One fan will be randomly selected to receive a Season 1 DVD set. Here's a quick recap...

Episode 1: "For Those Who Think Young": Peggy is back at the office; Betty and Don celebrate Valentine's Day at the Savoy; Trudy's eager to start a family.

Episode 2: "Flight 1": Paul invites his colleagues over for a party; Pete's father dies in a plane crash.

Episode 3: "The Benefactor": Jimmy Barrett ridicules a client's wife during an Utz ad; Don meets Jimmy's wife-manager Bobbie; Harry becomes Head of the TV Department.

Episode 4: "Three Sundays": Father Gill arrives at Peggy's church; the Sterling Cooper staff comes in on a Sunday to work on the American Airlines pitch.

Episode 5: "The New Girl": Joan announces her engagment; Bobbie Barrett and Don get into a car accident; Jane Siegel is Don's new secretary.

Episode 6: "Maidenform": Duck Phillips learns his wife's getting remarried; a new Playtex pitch suggests that all women are Jackies or Marilyns.

Episode 7: "The Gold Violin": Ken, Sal, Harry and Jane sneak into Cooper's office to see his Rothko; Sal invites Ken to dinner; Jimmy Barrett tells Betty about Don's affair with Bobbie.

Episode 8: "A Night to Remember": Joan helps Harry read TV scripts; the Drapers have a dinner party; Betty kicks Don out.

Episode 9: "Six Month Leave": Freddy Rumsen is fired after his drinking interferes with his work; Roger decides to leave his wife for Jane.

Episode 10: "The Inheritance": Don accompanies Betty to see her ailing father; Glen Bishop arrives at Betty's in order to "rescue" her; Paul and his girlfriend go to Mississippi.

Episode 11: "The Jet Set": In California with Pete for a convention, Don disappears with a group of strangers to Palm Springs; Duck meets with British colleagues to engineer the acquisition of Sterling Cooper.

Episode 12: "The Mountain King": Don visits Anna, the wife of the real Don Draper; Pete refuses to consider adoption; Peggy gets Freddy's old office. Joan's fiancé forces himself on her in Don's office.

Episode 13: "Meditations in an Emergency": Duck's plan backfires at the merger meeting; Peggy tells Pete she gave away their baby; Don learns Betty is pregnant.

Calling all Maddicts: Feeling cocky about knowing all the ins and outs of Season 2? Have you Tivo-ed every single episode for multiple viewings and close scrutiny? Can you name all of the Campbell in-laws, or quote from the literary references? Then take our ten-question quiz and prove to the world that YOU are the ultimate Mad Men fan.

Feeling extra savvy about the inner workings of Sterling Cooper and the Draper clan? Take a swing at the bonus question. Answer correctly in the comments section below before midnight on Friday, November 14 and you'll be entered in a random drawing to win a Season 1 Special Edition DVD Box Set...as if you already didn't have one.

Bonus Question: What kind of painting does Bert Cooper purchase in Season 2?

The Cuban Missile Crisis greatly affected the staff of Sterling Cooper and the residents of Ossining in the season finale. But it was just one point of tension in the finale, "Meditations in an Emergency"? How well do you remember the other plot points? Find out with this week's quiz. Once you've completed the ten-question test, challenge yourself with a bonus question. If you answer correctly in the comments section below, you'll be entered into a random drawing for a Season 1 DVD set. And, even though the season is over, visit AMCtv.com next week for a "Mad Men" Ultimate Fan Quiz.

Bonus Question: What are the last words uttered in the Season 2 finale?